Authority Property definition

Authority Property means any property, other than real property, issued or made available to the Contractor by the Authority in connection with the Agreement.

Authority Property means a Facility whether owned by or under the administration of the Prince Rupert Port Authority and is located within the Harbour or on Port Administered Lands;

Authority Property means land or other property that —

Examples of Authority Property in a sentence

• The COTR and/or the respective Authority Property Control Office may conduct scheduled or unscheduled property inventories during the contract term.

• If the acquisition cost and date for an item are unknown, the respective Authority Property Control Office will determine an estimated cost and date.

• The COTR will be responsible for informing their respective Authority Property Control Office whenever property is issued or returned by the Contractor, including any changes that affect the property inventory records.

• A corporate officer of the Contractor shall certify to the COTR and respective Authority Property Control Office that the property on the listings is still in the possession of the Contractor and has been used only in connection with this contract.

• Property assets provided to the Contractor shall be managed by the Contractor using the following identification methods approved by the COTR and their respective Authority Property Control Office: 1.

More Definitions of Authority Property

Authority Property means all items, including Confidential Information whether physical or electronic provided by the Authority to the Surveyor during the course of the Contract. For the avoidance of doubt, all information provided by the Authority to the Surveyor during the course of the Contract shall be considered to be Confidential Information

Authority Property means all property an authority owns or leases under a long-term lease.

Authority Property means any property, other than real property, issued or made available to the Contractor by the Authority in connection with the Contract.

Authority Property means the property, other than real property and IPR, including any equipment issued or made available to the Supplier by the Authority in connection with this Contract;

Authority Property means anything issued or otherwise furnished in connection with the Agreement by or on behalf of the Authority, other than any real property.

Authority Property shall have the meaning as set forth in the Fee Schedule, including without limitation the Berth Corridor. Automobile – means a motorized wheeled vehicle the primary purpose is ordinarily the transportation of passengers and light packages or baggage, including personal vehicles, pickup trucks, minivans and sport utility vehicles. Automobile Terminal – shall have the meaning as set forth in the Fee Schedule. BC Ports – means all port terminals located in the Province of British Columbia, Canada under the authority of the Authority. Berth Structure- means all components of the Berth Corridor, including pilings, cross-bracing, decking , top asphalt paving, the soil and subsoil, the mooring structure including all fenders, bollards, bull rails or any other components, utility lines onto the Berth Corridor (including the fixtures), and the protective training wall adjacent to the Berth Corridor. Cargo – means any vehicles, equipment, rolling stock and other marine cargo (including but not limited to Automobiles and/or Heavy & Static Cargo), suitable for handling at or over the Berth Corridor, related to the shipping of the foregoing, whether incoming or outgoing, whether loaded, unloaded, stored or handled, and whether carried under bills of lading or not; including those certain items included in the “Cargo” and “Goods”, as set forth in the Fee Schedule. Cargo Owner – includes the actual owner, agent, sender, shipper, consignee, receiver, or bailee of the Cargo. CBSA – means the Canada Border Services Agency established pursuant to the

Authority Property as defined in Clause 60.4.2 (Contractor’s Indemnity);